The circus is the reason to visit. The hostel is where you stay
A family outing — without overpaying for a hotel
The Tula State Circus is one of the best in central Russia. Acrobats, trained animals, clowns — kids love it. But tickets, snacks, and souvenirs add up fast. Hotels near the circus start at ₽2,500/night. The hostel — from ₽400. A family of three — from ₽1,200. The money you save goes toward the experience itself: better seats, ice cream after the show, a walk around the city center. Coming to Tula for the circus makes sense. Staying at a hostel makes it affordable.
A kitchen where you can feed the kids properly
After the show, children are hungry. Fast food near the circus is overpriced and not always suitable for little ones. The hostel has a fully equipped kitchen: stove, microwave, fridge, kettle, and dishes. Heat up a home-cooked meal, make porridge in the morning, or prepare sandwiches for the next day’s adventures. It’s cheaper, healthier, and way less stressful than hunting for a kid-friendly restaurant at 9 PM.
Not just the circus — all of Tula is nearby
The hostel is in the center: the Kremlin is 800 meters away, the Upa River embankment, the Arms Museum, the famous gingerbread factory — all on foot. Morning at the circus, afternoon exploring the Kremlin, evening strolling along the embankment. Tula is a city built for long weekends. The hostel is a convenient and affordable base for families who want to see everything without rushing.











